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Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1909

Page

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Hold Up at Big Four Station Ends in Theft and Chase

The incident occurred last Thursday at about 8 pm when Lee Cottam was forced to surrender cash and valuables after two robbers attacked at the Big Four station. Police pursued via Paris, Interurban line, and Terre Haute, with officers aiding from multiple towns as the suspects evaded capture.

Lee Cottam Big Four Cottam S ‘Fala Bbe Ae Happy Lambdin Laghdin Davison John H. Davison Jenee Gallatin John Forbeck Sam Carpenter Paris R. R Chlief Stepp Police of Terre Haute Survelallonos Rébery Mary's Ind Belug West York

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Township Election Balloting Yields Mixed Results Across Townships

Tuesday's township vote produced a split outcome with Republicans winning key posts in several townships while Democrats swept others. Notable results include L G Archer Republican elected Supervisor over Moria Logue Democrat by 81, Wil F Taylor Republican Town Clerk unopposed, and multiple justice of the peace and constable races.

L. G. Archer Mor Ria Logue Wil F. Taylor Jay Swern D J. W. Peck Will Knipe J. W. Adams John Castecl D Wellington Murphy Benson Martin R J. M. Green Thomas Craig Tom Riley Jr George Pine James Claypool Bert Bryan Cant Dixon Auburn Township Douglas Township X¢ta Tuenday Johnson Township Parker Township Wabash Westfield York Township John Williamson Assessaqr Board of Supervisors

Death of Hon J Hutchison in Livingston area

Obituary notice for Tr J Hutchison Thomas Jefferson born January 4, 1842 near Livingston. Survived by wife Dorozra Brown Hutchison, four children Walter F Mrs Cora M and Bruce and Ella Clark plus grandchildren. Burial in Livingston with a sermon by Rev E L Pletcher.

Thomas Jefferson Henry H Susan Hutchison Livingston Sarai Sever Fir Pitiea Mise Doroza Brown Walter F Havana Sippis and Bruce Washington ,D. C Cora M Chi Ella Clark E. L.pletcher M. E

Tenth Baby Born in Family of Ten at Vancleave Owl

A baby boy, weighing A5 pounds, arrived as the tenth child of a mother with two children, at Vancleave Owl hospital. Parents Mr. and Mrs J A Augustines reported the other nine births were large. no deaths have occurred in the family. One sibling, now four, weighed 15 pounds at birth. The remaining eight varied around 2 pounds.

Vancleave Owl J. A. Augustines

Adjutant General Scott Dies at Home in Olmey

Adjutant General D W Scott longtime military officer of President Taft’s era died at his Olmey home on Tuesday after a severe illness. A funeral was attended by a Casey-based military company, with Jadeon Hillman returning from Cleveland for Easter. Also noted were visits by Hon. Deican McIntyre of Mate soon and an invitation to a Friday dedication of a new Reoptist building in Anna with Gov. Charlee 8 De- on the program.

Thomas W. ‘Scott Pileoney Olmey Washington Taft Casey W. L. Athon Dulldisig Anna Will Sonslet Ae Addrees Charlee

Soil grains and farming costs across nations warn Illinois

An Illinois Farmers' Institute note cites Russia England Belgium Denmark and Germany as examples of how soil erosion and overuse reduce yields while nations rely on imports. The piece warns that without permanent soil improvement Illinois risks long term poverty and shrinking harvests.

Belgium Germany Denmark Palestine Europe Russia United States Illinois Illinois Farmers’ Institute Arthur J. Bill

Marshall and Oblong Play Tight High School Basketball Tie

Marshall Township High School and Oblong High School fought to a 13 all tie Saturday night at Oblong. Referee Mine McKinnie officiated with umpire Mine Jones. The game remained close from start to finish with no more than a few points separating the teams.

Marshall Marshall Township Eva McKinney Renin Nek Ccore Favorcot Spprieceneciectn NES Cerne Marshall Ruth Jennings B. Peet Ruth Davison Edna Garwood Glen Ducommon Firy Garver Ola Akeman Helen A. Pritchard

Annual meeting notice for Marshall Milk Condensing Co

Notice announces the annual meeting of the Marshall Milk Condensing Co to elect officers for the year and transact other business. The meeting is set for Wednesday at 2 o'clock in the city of Marshall with the listed officers and location details.

Marshal, Il Marshall Milk’ Condensing Co Marshall

Quality Counts In Advertising Circulation

An article argues that advertisement success relies on audience quality rather than sheer reader counts. Industry leaders like Gillman of the New York Herald and B St Elmo Lowie stress that the character and reading habits of readers determine ad effectiveness more than total circulation.

Alough Mr. Gillman New York Herald B. St. Elmo Lowie

Marshall Council Approves West Side Sewer District

City council passes the West side sewer district ordinance costing about 21000 with 800 lots affected and a 20 year payment plan amid a 125 signature remonstrance. John Weir's south park addition of 80 lots is approved. The marshal post is abolished and duties merged with the street superintendent, a veto by the mayor.

City of Marshall West Side John Weir South Park Maruzhall Vwabastic Gas Company Water & Light Superintendent

Township Sunday School Meeting Announces Lessons and Schedule

An Anderson township notice outlines a Sunday school session starting at 9 a m with devotions, Bible study and lessons led by J W Adams L B Anderson Oscar Ditzenberger and others. Recitations prayers and a planned dinner at 1 30 p m followed by further classes and a teachers training segment. An offering will support county work. James McCollum president and Cora Jackson secretary.

Henry Kile Aesy J. W. Adams Oscar Ditzenberger Albert Wright Long Mill Creek L. B. Anderson Will Zigier Synday School Jerry Sehler Oscar Dusenberger Emma Margaret Orni Adress Faelg Bolo Goldie Lisick Albert Wilent Niveche Anderson Township James McCollum Cora Jackson Becy

Broad Marriage Views by Olga Nethersold Stir Debate

Olga Nethersold argues marriage is ordained by nature not church and calls for reevaluating divorce motherhood and the purpose of matrimony. She says education for women and shared parental responsibilities would strengthen unions and stresses marriage for offspring rather than personal pleasure.

Olga Nethersold America

Horse-Driven Buggy Accident Injures Riders on Main Street

Sunday ride ended in chaos as a frightened horse bolted past a Main Street restaurant. Foster Martin Jr. was badly kicked and pinned under the buggy. Charley Veach suffered injuries to mind and clothing while Theodore Dittman escaped with lesser harm. A bystander intervened but no further damage occurred.

Foster Martin Jr Charley Veach Theodore Dittman Fos Veech Wan Aleo

Land Auction Listing Describes 40 Acres With Home and Barn

An auction notice outlines 40 acres of good land located 2% miles northwest of town with a four room house and a 36 by 28 barn. The farm is mostly level with about five acres of bearing orchard and other features.

Wild catters active in eastern Ohio and surrounding regions

Development work on high and lower grade Beins districts has paused due to impassable roads, with southeastern Ohio, West Virginia and Illinois hardest hit. Predictions for 1900 remain favorable as drilling resumes with spring activity, deep pay prospects in Crawford county, and widespread wildcat efforts across Ohio Indiana Illinois and nearby counties.

Oklahoma Ohio Indiana Iindy Clark Crawford Lawrence Cy Vo Mens Ong Tore Rove & Succeay Leaxer Crawford County Cumberland Coles, Edgar

Primary race for Circuit Judge draws six candidates

Six candidates vie for the Republican nomination in the Ju al primary for Circuit Judge. The field includes Joseph Dyes Pace Henry A Neal Pace Danville and D T Melmyre of Mattoon with other named contenders from Marshall Charleston and nearby areas. Voters are urged to participate in the upcoming primary and register.

Brent Cultaea Ted Stawe Aea Jae Fee Fidin Peach Weaday Joseph Dyes Beeline Ompeon Danville Henry” A. Neal Pace Jrot Marshall Charleston D.t.melmyre Mattoon

Evangelical Church Sermons Announced in Marshall Area

A religious notice lists evangelist K. J. Miteebe preaching at Marshall at 10 30 a m and at Big Creek later in the day An Easter concert extends an invitation to all readers to attend in the Marshall area scheduling details appear in the brief notice amid other church events from the local pastor.

Marshall Big Creek Rae Marshall In

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